Labour push for better access to libraries and domestic abuse support services
At last week’s meeting of the Tourism, Equalities, Communities and Culture (TECC) Committee, Labour Councillors…
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Labour push for more traffic calming measures
At last night’s meeting of the Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee, Labour Councillors pushed for…
Child poverty is escalating and must be tackled
Co-leader of the Opposition, Councillor John Allcock, has written in The Argus this week about the rise…
Labour laments the academisation of Moulsecoomb Primary School but wishes staff and pupils well
“Hands off our school” was the rallying cry of parents, teachers, unions, school governors, MPs,…
Fine words in the budget – some borrowed from Labour – but who will foot the bill?
Councillor Amanda Evans, deputy leader of Brighton and Hove Labour party, writes about the 2021…
We have to get the housing repairs service right for our tenants
Councillor Gill Williams, Labour spokesperson for the Housing committee, writes about failings reported in the…
Bin strike shows how Greens still have serious lessons to learn
Councillor John Allcock, Joint leader of the opposition, writes about the bin strike crisis and…
Statement: Positive PCR test at Full Council meeting
This evening during a Full Council meeting at Brighton Town Hall, a Labour Councillor received…
Only Labour has the vision to fix the care crisis
Labour’s co-leader of the opposition, Cllr John Allcock recently wrote about the crisis in adult…